Neighbors

Whatever they use to make the potatoes so crunchy and crispy —it’s sorcery. Burger was also great. Cinnamon roll was pretty good and huge.

- Gigi -

AMBIENCE: tucked away in unassuming corner, is this place is minimally decorated. Big windows all around gives it a light and bright atmosphere. FOOD: On two separate occasions, I ordered shakshuka and the labneh. Both similar in flavor profile, either dish is a good choice. I especially liked their hibiscus lemonade. OVERALL: Service was good on both occasions, and I noticed staff is quick to clean up tables for the next set of people I think the only negative would be the line to order can get long.

- Akira -

As a local who loves to dine out, I needed a place to impress my out of town guest, and this place nailed it! We went on a Saturday morning so of course it was busy but not too crowded that we couldn’t order and be seated within 10 minutes of arriving. The pastry selection at the order counter gave us too many options but we settled on the chocolate eclair and the strawberry pop tart. Great options if you want contrast: one was very sweet and creamy and the other, well, just like a pop tart but much more gourmet! Our entrees were quickly served , warm and the perfect texture. Chilaquiles and burritos are easy to make soggy but these orders were just right! To top it off, I had the cinnamon honey latte and he had the iced brown sugar latte. Excellent proportions of sweet, cafe, and creaminess. Definitely keeping this atop my list for out of town friends to visit as well as those lazy mornings we don’t want to cook!

- Ryan Schneider -

This sleek, yet cozy cafe offers some really delicious food and stupendous customer service. It has a variety of sweet and savory delectable items to choose from, so we decided to try a little bit of everything. I ordered the old school which is a classic breakfast fare with bacon, eggs, potatoes and an elevated side salad. The lavender latte was so tasty and it paired perfectly with the hazelnut & raspberry danish. This brunch spot is a tad bit expensive, but it overall surpassed our expectations.

- Rea Clair -

This is my go-to spot for brunch and lunch! I’ve been here a few times with friends and family and the food never disappoints. We ordered the Old School, Steak and Eggs and a pancake for my son. We also tried their spring special drinks: the Orange Cream Latte and Coffee Avocado Smoothie. The place gets packed especially during lunch hours so be sure to come early if you want a good seat.

- Matisla -

I am reluctant to post a review of "neighbors" restaurant because I don't want everyone to know just how good this hidden gem is. But Neighbors deserves praise worthy of an honest review. My wife & I dined here for breakfast and were not disappointed. The scratch kitchen was our first clue as to how good this was going to be. I write a lot of restaurant reviews and normally I can find some critique that is less than perfect. Not so here; Everything from the delicious food to the wait staff to the cleanliness was beyond what you get elsewhere. The food. I ordered the breakfast sandwich which comes with the "smashed potatoes." Having read previous reviews, I had to have those potatoes. They were very delicious and cooked to perfection. I opted for the sour dough bread for my sandwich and was truly the best bread I have had in a restaurant. *Unfortunately, the bread is only sold to restaurants and not to the public. The sandwich had thick bacon and bits of sausage in the eggs with gruyere cheese and the aioli sauce had a slight "kick" to eat. Simply perfect. My wife ordered the peach pancakes and they too were off the charts delicious! They had a butter crumble and a host of other ingredients that made this dish a go-to for breakfast. I talked at length to the Manage, (Manny) and we discussed the seasonal menus as well as the concept of no table wait service. You order the food at the register and they give you a number, you find a table and the food comes to you. a bit unorthodox for a quality restaurant but it just works and at no time did we feel we were not being ignored, quite the opposite. Manny was cheerful, knowledgable and ran a very smooth operations at Neighbors. Conclusion: Weekends can be a bit of a wait here but it is well worth it. if you are tired of all the new brunch only restaurants popping up all over Las Vegas that cut corners on menu items and such and want to dine at a Chef inspired menu items that are within a descent budget, then get on over to Neighbors restaurant. They have been established for many years and restaurants that have been around that long weigh heavy on quality food.

- William Adler -

My parents and I thoroughly enjoyed our breakfast experience at Neighbors. We were almost dissuaded from trying it by the long line out the door on Sunday at prime brunch time (11 AM), but the line was just the line to order food, after which the wait was minimal. They have good options for breakfast, and I would say there’s something for everyone. We really enjoyed the fall seasonal banana pancakes along with the Mediterranean influence on some of the dishes. Our one critique with the Shakshuka would be to put less tomato, since it was quite overpowering in the dish. Overall, I understand the hype and would totally recommend giving Neighbors a try!

- Alara Y -

The food was absolutely delicious! It was a bit difficult to find parking, but there is a dirt lot for overflow parking. The breakfast burrito was fantastic, make sure to ask for a side of green salsa! The cinnamon roll had a ton of frosting, and was the best I’ve ever had. My only complaint was that the service seemed to be a bit lacking, but considering it’s not a full service restaurant, it was good enough. The food came out nice and quick, and was definitely worth checking out. With all the music, kitchen noise, and people talking, it can be quite loud and hard to have conversations if in a group. The seating is more cafeteria style, so you might end up sitting next to other people. Definitely worth checking out though!!

- Ryan McEwin -